TCL Global greets Bangladesh Foreign Minister at Portsmouth

TCL Global greets Bangladesh Foreign Minister at Portsmouth in the UK. The visit was organised by the Portsmouth Bangladesh Business Association (PBBA).?

Being a significant part of the PBBA and local Bangladeshi community, Mohammad Miah, CEO at TCL Global took part in the momentous event and greeted Dr A.K Abdul Momen, Bangladesh Foreign Minister and Saida Muna Tasneem, Bangladesh High Commissioner to the UK.

For years, TCL Global has been working to grow relations and connect the world more efficiently and create space & bring advanced opportunities to our students. This visit will surely boost business, education and cultural links that will be expanding the global career prospects for the students studying at Portsmouth more impactfully.

Bringing more opportunities to international students studying in Portsmouth city, UK

In recent years, UOP students’ careers have grown to a great extent. The strong bond between Bangladesh and the UK helps its international students build a better future.?

Chris Chang, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement and Student Life) at the University of Portsmouth expressed his opinion that the visit has helped to continue to raise the profile of the University in Bangladesh to a level unmatched by any other UK institution. And also established strong working relationships with the PBBA and the local Bangladeshi community, which has resulted in over 400 students from Bangladesh now studying at the University of Portsmouth.?

?Cllr Gerald Vernon-Jackson, Leader of Portsmouth City Council, said:?

“Portsmouth’s Bangladeshi community makes a significant contribution to the local economy. Since the trade mission in 2019, with the support of the university and our business community, we have been able to develop our relationship. Bangladesh is an exciting country offering opportunity and endless potential for our city.”

The foreign minister of Bangladesh expressed his joy at visiting Portsmouth and told The News:?

‘This is something unique. Bangladesh is doing really well in terms of development, and our trade with the UK is pretty good.?

These statements reflect how this relationship between Portsmouth and Bangladesh offers opportunity and endless potential for the international students studying in Portsmouth city. The rise in investment in Portsmouth city expands employment prospects and brightens the future of the people living there.?